Resource Recommendations:
Suggested Reading List for Parents of Elementary Students GCPS Office of Student Academic Support and Advisement
- Miram Adderholdt-Elliott, Perfectionism: What is Bad About Being Too Good?
- Louise Bates Ames, Arnold Gesell, and Frances L. Ilg, The Child from Five to Ten T.
- Berry Brazelton, Working and Caring • Barbara Brooks, The Scared Child: Helping Kids Overcome Traumatic Events
- Lee Canter & Lee Hausner Ph.D., Homework Without Tears
- Jean Illsley Clarke, Self Esteem: A Family Affair
- Foster Cline and Jim Fay, Parenting with Love and Logic
- Barbara Coloroso, Winning at Parenting Without Beating Your Kids
- Stephen Covey, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Families
- Bernice E. Cullinan, Reading to Me: Raising Kids Who Love to Read
- Dolores Curran, Traits of a Healthy Family • Dr. Don Dinkmeyer & Gary McKay, Raising a Responsible Child
- Rudolph Dreikurs, Children the Challenge
- David Elkind, The Hurried Child
- Adele Faver and Elaine Mazlish, Siblings Without Rivalry ; How to Talk So Kids Will Listen ; How to Talk So Kids Can Learn
- H. Stephen Glen & Jane Nelson Ed.D, Raising Self-Reliant Children in a Self Indulgent World Positive Discipline (Jane Nelson)
- Edward Hallowell & John Ratey, Driven to Distraction: Recognizing & Coping with Attention Deficit Disorder from Childhood through Adulthood
- Louise Hart, The Winning Family
- Karen Renshaw Josline, Positive Parenting from A to Z
- Florence Karnofsky and Trudy Weiss, How to Improve Your Child’s Language and Thinking Skills
- Kevin Leman, Making Children Mind without Losing Yours
- Amy Lew and Betty Lous Bettner, A Parent’s Guide to Understanding and Motivating Children
- Linda Madaras, What’s Happening to My Body – Girls ; What’s Happening to My Body – Boys
- Robert J. MacKenzie, Setting Limits
- Carl Metzger, Good Parenting Guide
- Dr. Ruth Allen Peters, Don’t be Afraid to Discipline
- Frank Walton, Winning Children Over (English and Spanish).
- Gwinnett County Public Schools Office of Student Academic Support and Advisement Counselors Removing Barriers to Academic Success 770-513-6792
- Links Talking with Kids: An excellent website that sends free monthly tips on pertinent topics. If you like it, you can sign up for an on-line subscription. www.talkingwithkids.org
Mental Health Resources
Internet Resource: National Association of School Psychologists (http://www.nasponline.org)
Important Phone Numbers:
| Parents Anonymous of Georgia |
404-870-6565 |
| Gwinnett County DFACS |
770-995-2100 |
| Child Abuse Reporting |
770-995-2122 |
| Legal Aid Society |
770-822-8000 |
| GA Council on Child Abuse |
404-870-6565 |
| Family Support Services, Inc. |
770-963-9030 |
| Gwinnett Sexual Assault Center |
770-476-7407 |
| Partnership Against Domestic Violence |
770-963-9799 |
| United Way Helpline 211 C.H.A.D.D. Group |
770-381-8687 |
| Gwinnett Co. Medical Center |
770-995-4321 |
| Southeast Gwinnett Cooperative Ministry |
770-385-5229 |
| Safe Kids of Georgia |
770-321-KIDS |
| Gwinnett Rape Crisis Center |
770-921-2940 |
| Potter’s House |
678-987-1020 |
| The Salvation Army |
770-963-8802 |